Verdi

/ˈvɛrdi/ noun

Definition

An Italian composer famous for writing powerful operas, or a reference to something connected to his legacy.

Etymology

Named after Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901), the renowned Italian Romantic composer. His surname comes from the Italian word 'verde' meaning 'green.' Verdi became synonymous with dramatic Italian opera.

Kelly Says

Verdi's operas are so emotionally intense that Italian audiences literally rioted when a new one premiered—his music could make people lose control with passion.

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